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Tobacco roasting process of intensive hothouse

A curing method and intensive technology, which is applied in the field of tobacco leaf curing in intensive curing barns, and can solve problems such as the influence of the curing process, the loss of tobacco leaves, and the high density of smoke in dense barns

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-12-08
杨树勋
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[0005] The main problem of the above-mentioned three-stage baking method is that it is only suitable for ordinary barns, but not for intensive barns. The main reason is that the three-stage roasting method is designed for ordinary barns. Due to the low density of smoke in the curing barn, it is basically unnecessary to consider the influence of the heat release of wet tobacco leaves on the curing process, while the density of smoke in dense barns is high, and the heat release of wet tobacco leaves is relatively large, which will affect the curing process. greater impact
The existing three-stage curing method ignores the problem of the temperature of the wet tobacco leaves, making it difficult to control the quality of the three-stage curing method when it is used in dense curing rooms. The tobacco leaves in the entire room are often burned. loss of tobacco leaves

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[0014] In this example, a dense barn with downward airflow is taken as an example for illustration. Referring to the accompanying drawings, the intensive barn 1 is provided with a hot air chamber 5 that provides hot air for the barn. The hot air room 5 sends hot air to the barn 1 through a fan 6. The air volume of the hot air can be adjusted by the speed of the fan 6. Adjust the size of the opening of the damper 7, and the lower end of the barn 1 is provided with a moisture discharge port 8, and the amount of moisture can be adjusted by the size of the opening of the damper 9. The present invention is provided with a first dry bulb thermometer 2 for detecting the temperature in the curing room, a wet bulb thermometer 3 for detecting the humidity in the curing room and a first dry bulb thermometer for detecting the temperature of the tobacco leaf tissue in the intensive barn 1 Two dry-bulb thermometers 4, the first dry-bulb thermometer 2 and the wet-bulb thermometer 3 are place...

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The invention discloses a tobacco curing method for intensive flue-curing barns, which comprises curing step of three stages: a yellowing stage, a leaf drying stage and a stem drying stage. The difference between the method and the conventional curing method is that a second dry bulb thermometer is arranged in a tobacco loading layer for detecting the tissue temperature of tobacco leaves besides a dry bulb thermometer and a wet bulb thermometer arranged in the curing room. Fully considering the problem of heat generated by breathing of wet tobacco tissue, the tobacco curing method can controlthe temperature and the humidity in the flue-curing barn as well as the tissue temperature of the tobacco leaves. Specifically, the temperature of the wet tobacco tissue in the yellowing stage must be controlled within a change range of physiological and biochemical temperature of the wet tobacco leaves, which is the key for preventing the tobacco leaves from curing bad, thus ensuring the curing quality of intensive flue-curing barns.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for curing tobacco leaves, in particular to a method for curing tobacco leaves in a dense barn. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, the tobacco curing room includes ordinary curing room and intensive curing room. The difference between ordinary curing room and intensive curing room is mainly the difference in the amount of smoke, and the intensive curing room is 3-3 times the amount of smoke in ordinary curing room 6 times. Intensive barn is a more advanced tobacco barn that has been popularized and applied in recent years. At present, whether it is an ordinary curing barn or an intensive curing barn, most of the curing methods used are the three-stage curing process promoted by the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, that is, it sets a dry bulb thermometer and a wet bulb thermometer in the barn. The bulb thermometer (generally these two thermometers are made into one, often called dry and wet bulb the...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A24B3/10
Inventor 杨树勋
Owner 杨树勋
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